London, United Kingdom (4E) – Pop singer Justin Bieber apologized Tuesday to enraged fans and their parents for showing up late for his own concert held Monday at the O2 Arena in London.

Bieber’s concert was scheduled to start at 8:30, starting with front acts by Carly Rae Jepsen and Jaden Smith. Bieber was to go on stage right after, but the audience was kept waiting for him instead.

On Twitter, the 19-year-old singer wrote, “since i have been here it hasnt been easy with the press at times but I have loved it. so let me say this…last night i was scheduled after 3 opening acts to go on stage at 935 not 830 but because of some technical issues i got on at 10:10..so…i was 40 min late to stage. there is no excuse for that and I apologize for anyone we upset.”

He added, “However it was great show and Im proud of that and tonight we will run on time and look forward to putting on an amazing show for everyone in attendance.”

“[M]y relationship with the media is not always easy but im trying. Im all about the music and the performance and i respect my fans.”

“[I] never have any intent to upset or let anyone down. and Im not okay with things being exaggerated. once again sorry for anyone upset.”

Bieber plans to make up saying, “now we have a show to do today and Im gonna focus on the positive and put on a great show tonight here in London.”

He added, “NIGHT 2 at the 02 is gonna be even better. get ready. thanks”

Meanwhile, angry fans and their parents took to Twitter to vent their frustration on the pop star’s lateness, considering that they all exerted effort to stay up late on a school night.

“Beiber audience deserve a 50% refund. Disgusting behaviour and lame, late apology. Fans seek legal advice,” a Twitter user wrote. “[S]o who is the stupidest:Justin Bieber 4 not knowing the bedtime of his fan base or his fans for thinking he gives a [expletive],” another user tweeted.

Meanwhile, some fans were understanding of Bieber’s tardiness. A user tweeted, “Justin did amazing, be thankful for him coming here & doing a concert.” Another fan wrote, “he was only 40 min late but he did a great performance.”

Los Angeles, CA, United States (4E) – Randy Blythe, front man of metal band Lamb of God, announced Tuesday that he has been acquitted of manslaughter stemming from a fan’s death in one of their concerts in 2010.

Blythe wrote on his Instagram page, “I have been found not guilty & acquitted of all charges against me. I am a free man.”

The 42-year-old singer was accused of manslaughter after he pushed a 19-year-old Daniel Nosek off the stage of their concert in Prague, causing severe head injury that led to his death a few weeks after.

Blythe was arrested by Czech authorities in June 2012, and was sentenced to a minimum of five years in prison if proven guilty. The rocker, who was released upon bail, said he only learned about the incident upon his arrest.

At the time he said, “As I’ve stated previously, I do not wish to avoid my responsibility, and if I thought I were guilty I would plead guilty right now. I still believe I acted responsibly to protect myself, my band, our equipment, and our audience. I did not strike anyone or run across the stage to push anyone.”

He apologized to Nosek’s family and expressed that he “can understand that pain as only the father of a dead child can.”

Meanwhile, Blythe encouraged his fans and supporters not to forget the impact left by the tragedy. He wrote, “Please remember the family of Daniel Nosek in your thoughts & prayers in this difficult time. I only wish for them peace. Thank you for your support.”

Los Angeles, CA, United States (4E) – Now that filming is over, actor Jim Carrey is getting back to his normal size after shedding off pounds for his role in the upcoming Warner Bros. film “The Incredible Burt Wonderstone.”

Of his weight-loss, the 51-year-old funnyman told People, “It’s not a happy place to be. I’m back now. I’ve got Mr. Cuddly back and we’re happy.”

As shown in the film’s trailer and promotional photos, Carrey showed off a svelte and chiseled physique playing the role of the main character’s nemesis, street magician Steve Gray.

“It’s not a natural place to live in that kind of shape. It looks great. It’s fantastic and gets a lot of attention, but you have to eat, like, antimatter to stay in that kind of shape.”

Carrey, however, noted that his shirtless stint will continue in the future. He said in jest, “I figured that was Matthew McConaughey’s thing.”

Aside from McConaughey, who cut down weight for his role in “Magic Mike,” other actors known to have trimmed down for movie roles include Hugh Jackman for “Les Miserables,” Jared Leto for “The Dallas Buyers Club,” rapper 50 Cent for “Things Fall Apart” and Christian Bale for “The Machinist.”

Directed by Don Scardino and produced by Chris Bender, Steve Carell, Jake Weiner and Tyler Mitchell, “The Incredible Burt Wonderstone,” starring Steve Carrell, Steve Buscemi, Olivia Wilde and Carrey, is set to hit theatres on March 15.

London, United Kingdom (4E) – Oliwia Dabrowska, known for her role as the little girl in the red coat in the 1993 Spielberg classic “Schindler’s List,” has expressed getting traumatized for watching the film at a very young age.

Dabrowska said her noteworthy appearance haunted her since watching it when she was 11 years old, despite director Spielberg’s suggestion not to watch it until she was older. “It was too horrible. I could not understand much, but I was sure that I didn’t want to watch ever again in my life.”

“I was ashamed of being in the movie and angry with my mother and father when they told anyone about the part,” she told The Times.

“I kept it secret for a long, long time, though at high school people got to know on the internet.”

She added that being in the iconic Holocaust film sparked unwanted attention and bullying from peers and other people.

Now 24 and a Library Science student, Dabrowska, upon watching the film again when she was 18 (as she promised Spielberg), has realized that she “had been part of something [she] could be proud of.”

Shot in black and white, “Schindler’s List,” adapted from Thomas Keneally’s novel, tells the story of German businessman Oskar Schindler (Liam Neeson), who created a list of Jewish workers and their families in order to save them from deportation and being sent to prison camp.

New Orleans, New Orleans, United States (4E) – Former Spice Girl and new America’s Got Talent judge was reportedly booed during her debut at the reality talent search show’s first night of auditions on Monday night.

According to TMZ, the crowd jeered at the singer when, after the performance of popular New Orleans brass band Lagniappe, Mel B said that she was not a fan of brass or jazz music.

The audience allegedly booed her loudly, shouting “Go home” and “No respect” to the new judge.

The former “Dancing with the Stars” contestant, who is said to be “very frank” and “strong,” according to NBC’s Paul Teledgy, leaned over to fellow judge Howie Mandel, who in turn gave her a hug.

Mel B was tapped to be judge for AGT last February as replacement for Sharon Osbourne. She joins the rest of this season’s judges including Mandel, Howard Stern and model Heidi Klum.

Washington, DC, United States (4E) – Former Florida governor Jeb Bush hinted of his presidential bid in 2016 while promoting his new book on immigration in the NBC show Today on Monday.

Asked by host Matt Lauer is he’s going to run for 2016, Bush replied that he won’t rule it out but won’t declare it either yet.

Bush is the younger brother of George W. Bush, who was president from 2001 to 2009. He is the second son of George H.W. Bush, who was president from 1989 to 1993. A potential 2016 presidential win would make him the third member of the Bush family to clinch the highest post in the land.

During the interview, Bush gave his thoughts about the fiscal crisis, immigration reform, the Republican’s loss in the November presidential elections and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. He said Obama’s warning on the dire consequences of sequestration was exaggerated.

His upcoming book “Immigration Wars: Forging an American Solution,” he supports an immigration policy granting legal status to people who enter the country illegally if certain conditions are met, but does not support granting them citizenship.

He blamed the election loss of Mitt Romney to his failure to get support from Hispanic voters and said he was surprised Christie was not going to be among the speakers at next week’s Conservative Political Action Conference. Bush said he loves the New Jersey governor and considers him a strong GOP candidate in 2016.

Los Angeles, CA, United States (4E) – On Monday, pop Star Britney Spears expressed her excitement over her little sister Jamie Lynn’s engagement to three-year beau Jamie Watson.

Shortly after the engagement announcement, Spears, 31, wrote on Twitter saying, “So excited and happy for my sister, congrats @jamielynnspears – love you.”

Jamie Lynn, 21, announced over the weekend that she indeed has become betrothed evidenced by an Instagram photo of her and Watson, hugging, and showing off her sparkly ring captioned, “Guess what????.”

The next photo is a close up shot of Spear’s engagement bling, showing a round cut diamond set on a diamond-encrusted band.

Despite being previously engaged, this is the first time that Jamie Lynn, 21, will walk down the aisle. She was engaged to ex-boyfriend Casey Aldridge, with whom she has a four-year-old daughter, Matilda .

Meanwhile, older sister Britney, 31, has also just recently gotten out of her engagement with Jason Tarwick. She was previously married to Jason Alexander and Kevin Federline, with whom he has two sons, Sean Preston, 7, and Jayden James, 6.

Detroit, MI, United States (4E) – Bobby Rogers, one of the founding members of the Motown singing group The Miracles died Sunday morning at the age of 73.

Miracles member and Roger’s cousin, Claudette Rogers Robinson said on her website, “Robert ‘Bobby’ Rogers of the Miracles made his transition to be with the Lord today (March 3) around 6:30 am. He will be greatly missed as he was loved by a world of fans.”

In 1956, Rogers co-found The Miracles with Claudette, Smokey Robinson, Pete Moore and Ronnie White. They went on to create hit songs such as “Love Machine” and “Shop Around.”

In 1970, the group broke up and Rogers shifted into interior design. In 2012, he was not able to attend the ceremony for The Miracles’ induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame because he was too ill.

Los Angeles, CA, United States (4E) – Model and host Heidi Klum has been tapped to be the fourth judge in the reality competition show America’s Got Talent.

According to Hollywood Reporter, Klum officially joins the clan on Monday.

Hollywood celebrity website TMZ first reported of Klum’s joining saying that the model was tapped “in a last-minute negotiation” and has since flown to New Orleans, where the show holds its first round of auditions.

In a photo obtained by TMZ, one of the judge’s podiums bears the name Heidi.

Meanwhile, on Twitter, the 39-year-old mother of four posted a photo of an airplane on a runway captioned, “Going on a journey ”

The former Project Runway host joins the rest f the AGT judges composed of Howard Stern, Howie Mandel, and former Spice Girl Mel B, who reportedly replaced Sharon Osbourne.

Los Angeles, CA, United States (4E) – Singer and former Nickelodeon mainstay Jamie Lynn Spears has gotten engaged to Jamie Watson, her beau of three years.

The “Zooey 101″ star made the engagement public via Instagram, posting a photo of her and Watson, 30, displaying her ring finger captioned, “Guesssss what??????”

Spears followed it up with a close up photo of her sparkly engagement bling, a round diamond solitaire set on a diamond-encrusted band. The photo is hashtagged “#hedidgood.”

This is the first walk down the aisle for Spears, 21, who has a four-year old child Maddie Briann with ex-fiance Casey Aldridge. The ex-couple called it quits in 2010.